The `Excessive Usage Of Net App` detection rule, though deprecated, is designed to identify abnormal activities concerning `net.exe` or `net1.exe` usage within a short one-minute window. This analytic utilizes data collected from Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tools, particularly focusing on process executions and their parameters. Excessive invocation of these commands could signify an attack strategy where an adversary manages multiple user accounts swiftly, a pattern frequently aligned with incidents of Monero mining. Such actions, if deemed malicious, pose risks to user integrity by facilitating unauthorized modifications or deletions of accounts, opening pathways for further malicious operations and system exploitation.